Specification-oriented Approach
The specification-oriented approach is at the heart of XINS:
- first specifications need to be written;
- then documentation and code is generated from these specifications;
- then both testing and implementation can start.
From specifications, XINS is able to generate:
- HTML documentation
- test forms
- SOAP-compliant WSDL
- a basic Java web application
- unit test code (in Java)
- stubs (in Java)
- client-side code (in Java)
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